Hans J Wegner style The Chair - Natural / Black Cushion
Danish furniture designer, Hans J. Wegner was a pioneer of Organic Furniture. He created natural shapes with practical applications which undoubtebly turned heads to the people of the 19th century.
His high quality and thoughtful work, along with a concerted effort from several of his manufacturers, contributed to the international popularity of Danish design.
Designed in 1949, The Chair is a classic example of traditional craftsmanship. The clean wood design is stripped to its bare essentials, a sculptural semicircle resting on four tapered legs with a faux leather cushion to finish. The empty space that separates the back from the seat, gives the piece elegance and makes it one of a kind.
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Danish furniture designer, Hans J. Wegner was a pioneer of Organic Furniture. He created natural shapes with practical applications which undoubtebly turned heads to the people of the 19th century.
His high quality and thoughtful work, along with a concerted effort from several of his manufacturers, contributed to the international popularity of Danish design.
Designed in 1949, The Chair is a classic example of traditional craftsmanship. The clean wood design is stripped to its bare essentials, a sculptural semicircle resting on four tapered legs with a faux leather cushion to finish. The empty space that separates the back from the seat, gives the piece elegance and makes it one of a kind.
| Materials | Dimensions |
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- PU Seat |
H: 76.6cm |
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Assembly |
Assembled |
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Finish |
Wood Veneer |
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Shipping |
Timed delivery |
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Colour Variety |
Black Cushion |
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Customisation |
N/A |
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Instructions |
N/A |
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Cleaning Instructions |
Wipe With A Dry Cloth |
Inspired By
Hans J Wegner is one of the main figures of Danish Modernism. He is often referred to as 'the Master of the Chair'. Not surprising when he has deigned over 500!
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